Zulu & Boer War

W Britain Natal Carbineers Trooper Kneeling & Firing - No1

The Natal Carabineers Regiment traces its roots to 1854 but it was formally raised on 15 January 1855

A trooper under the command of Colonel Durnford kneels down to fire at the attacking Zulus. After running out of ammunition he and his fellow troopers carried on fighting with knives but all were eventually overcome and killed

1/30 Scale

Matt Finish

W Britain British Royal Artillery Gun Team No.1 "Desperate Escape" 7 Pound Field Gun, Limber, Horses Gun Crew and perusing Zulu Warrior

14 Piece Set Limited Edition of 600 sets

W Britain "Clearing the Yard" Set No.2

Soldier of the 24th Regiment of Foot carrying a dead Zulu warrior.

2 Piece Set

Limited Edition of 450.

1/30 Scale.

Matt Finish

WBritain 1/30 British Hale Rocket Battery 4 piece Ltd Ed Set of 400 from Zulu Wars 20181
As late as 1879 British troops in Africa were still wearing their red or blue 'home service' uniforms in the field – add to this colourful Colonial units, and the superb fighting instrument that was the Zulu army and the stage is set for a dramatic showdown. Best known of the Colonial Wars our range depicts all the units, personalities, and buildings to represent the climactic events of the Battle of Isandlwana and the defence of Rorkes Drift.
Scale: 56-58mm
Paint Finish: Matte

W Britain British Lt Colonel Anthony Durnford RE

Colonel Durnford bravely stands alongside his men Continually firing until all the ammunition was spent and then using knives as their only weapons before he and his troops were massacred

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Matt Finish

W Britain Natal Carabineers Trooper Standing Firing - No1

The Natal Carabineers Regiment traces its roots to 1854 but it was formally raised on 15 January 1855

A trooper under the command of Colonel Durnford holds his position to fire at the attacking Zulus before he and his fellow troopers who after running out of ammunition and carrying on fighting with knives were all killed at Isandhlwana.

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Matt Finish

W Britain British 24th Foot Officer in Patrol Jacket firing his service revolver, and clothed in the optional patrol jacket as opposed to the normal scarlet the officer runs to the aid of his troops as they attempt to hold back the advancing Zulu army.

The 24th Regiment of Foot was formed in 1689 later to become the South Wales Borderers

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Matt Finish

W Britain Zulu Warrior Getting Up to Run Figure

1/30 Scale

Matt Finish

W Britain "Clearing the Yard" Set No.1

British soldier of the 24th Regiment of Foot carrying a dead Zulu warrior.

2 Piece Set

Limited Edition of 450

1/30 Scale

Matt Finish

W Britain A Natal Carbineer dismounted figure with horse

The Natal Carbineers Regiment traces its roots to 1854 but it was formally raised on 15 January 1855

2 Piece Set

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Matt Finish

W Britain Natal Carbineer Mounted Officer

The Natal Carbineers Regiment traces its roots to 1854 but it was formally raised on 15 January 1855. Since its inception, the Natal Carbineers have participated in every campaign in KwaZulu-Natal. Their baptism of fire came during the Langalibalele Rebellion in 1873 where they suffered their first casualties in action in the Drakensberg. Subsequently, during the Anglo-Zulu War, the Carbineers suffered heavy losses at the Battle of Isandlwana on 22 January 1879.

2 Piece Kit

1/30 Scale

Matt Finish

W Britain British 17th Lancer Mounted on a horse

The 17th Lancers (Duke of Cambridge's Own) was a cavalry regiment of the British Army, raised in 1759. The regiment was sent to Natal Colony for service in the Anglo-Zulu War and fought at the Battle of Ulundi under Sir Drury Curzon Drury-Lowe in July 1879. The regiment was deployed inside a large British infantry square during the attack by the Zulu Army, which had surrounded the British. When the attack appeared to be wavering, the regiment was ordered to advance: their charge routed the warriors with heavy losses and proved to be decisive.

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Matt Finish

W Britain Mounted Frontier Light Horse Soldier from Zulu Wars

The Frontier Light Horse, a mounted unit of 200 volunteers, was raised at King William's Town, Eastern Cape Colony in 1877 by Lieutenant Frederick Carrington or the then Captain Buller. It is often referred to as the Cape Frontier Light Horse

2 Piece Set

1/30 Scale

Matt Finish

WBritain 1/30 Zulu uThulwana Regiment Throwing Spear Zulu Wars Figure 20178
Zulu uThulwana Regiment Throwing Spear

24th Foot Officer firing his pistol!